Iron Fey: Call of the Forgotten: The Iron Queen (Hardcover)

from jacquiemak

Sometimes it's hard to break apart a book and figure out why I want to give it 5 stars, but something about this book, and the series leading up to it, deserves it. With every little description of the land and all its imaginative creatures, the author builds her world until you are fully immerse...

from Krista23

This book is bound to turn you team Ash. But hold in Puck fans I don't see him disappearing anytime soon. This is by far my favorite book of the Iron Fey series. Meaghan is determined to find her "father" Paul. Ash is very swoon-worthy and more battles between the Winter/Summer and Iron Courts en...

from nizmart

This was by far my favorite Iron Fey book, I laughed, I cried, and I most definitely didn't want it to end. When the ending did come, however, I appreciated the "optimism" (it helped keep me sane) and I cannot wait for The Iron Knight, thank you Julie Kagawa for the amazing roller coaster ride of...

from danijohns

I did not think there was anyway Julie Kagawa could top the previous book in the Iron Fey series, but Iron Queen blew me away and exceeded all expectations I had. Iron Queen was, by far, the best book in the entire Iron Fey series! I am going to start off by saying that this review is going to be...

from bolgai

Whenever I really enjoy a book it's difficult for me to review it because I keep trying to shape my thoughts into something coherent and all my brain throws back at me is "It was Awesome!". Which is exactly what's been going on all day today. Julie Kagawa took the series to a new level with this ...